Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-11-19
HOME AND COAST.
Waters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

yersity.
apace.
DOM forget to pay your taxes on Mon
day, the 21st instant.
Remember, next Monday is the day on
which to pay your taxes.
attend the sale at the Dunkle lodging
house to-day.
new building has been erected over
,be Eureka Con. ore scales.
The city of Limerick has been pro-
ola;med under the Grimes Act.
Weather sharps say we will have fine
weather until the middle of December.
corv;ces will be held in the Methodist
well as the Episcopal Church tomorrow.
IL vo,r taxes are not paid on Monday
n.xtthe per cent allowed by law will be
added.
Sunday school will be held in the
catbolic Church tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock.
Charley Lau~tenschlager has had y new
harm. stable and shed built at his brewery
south Of town.
Go to Joe Hausmann's for a sport
inc outfit, or anything else you need in his
various lines of goods.
Augustus Storey of Healdsburg, in Jail
for abducting Miss Minnie Wolf, married
the girl and was released.
The Eureka Dramatic Club will hold a
rehearsal at the Eureka Opera House next
Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock.
It is reported that H. J. Mohan is to
assnme charge Of the Central Nevadan at
Battle Mountain at an early day. M
Next Monday is the last day for paying
taxes, Don't wait till the last day but
pungle this week and avoid the rush.
The highest rate of insurance paid in
Reno is $40 on the 800, and the lowest
81 S5-the latter on ice houses.
Ore assaying $500 per ton is said to have
been developed in the Rather mine, Pat
terson District, Esmeralda county.
Senior Don Ricardo Jose (Dickie) has
made another hit in New York in o new
song entitled Reached My Heart"
The jury in the libel suit of George Nor.
ton against the San Francisco Examiner
brought in a verdict for the defendant.
In Death Valley bananas, oranges and
other topical fruits could be produced,
certain parts being never visited by frost.
Jim Cardwell received two one-dollar
bills for a twenty in Candelaria on Sun
day, and is now trying to collect the other
SIS.
Messrs. II. NJ. Warrington and d. L.
Bliss recently paid So, 500 for l 900 acres
of timber land in Lake Valley, near Lake
Tahoe.
A new ditching machine in operation in
Inye county in cutting an irrigating canal
removes 1000 cubic feet of earth in ten
hours.
A fire broke out in the schoolhouse at
Devils Gate a few days age, which con-
sumed the building. The furniture was
saved.
The Denver & Rio Grand Railroad Com
pany offers So, 900 reward for the capture
of the robbers who held up the Salt Lake
express.
We acknowledge the receipt of a compli-
which takes place at the Opera House on
Thanksgiving night, Nov. "a.
Remember the auction sale of fine furni-
ture that takes place at the Dunkle lodging.
house from 10 to IL o'clock this morning,
and from 2 to 4 o'cock this afternoon.
The Silver Conner mine paid dividends
during the month of October amounting to
So, 500, besides carrying a surplus for work
ing expenses for the month of November.
In a fight between two Piute Indians
from the Big Muddy at Panaca last week
over the affections of a dusty daughter of
the desert, one of the combatants was
killed.
Bert Sweeney, one of our recent gradu-
ates. has been chosen to take charge of the
Union school, making the third member OF
his class who has obtained q similar posi-
ton.
Miss Matte Mitchell, daughter of SEN
ator Mitchell, of Oregon, has refused an
offer of marriage from Due de la Koch
foucauld, one of the Oldest and most dis
tinguished names in France. Sensible girl.
Remember the G. r. A. ball, on Thurs
day evening, the Oath instant. The COM
mittee have perfected arrangements for
making this the most important social
event OF the season.
The enormous quantities of lead ore that
exist in the mines at Seligman, Treasure
Hill and surroundings in White Pine
county, must become q very important
factor to the shelters of this camp.
The Eureka Methodist Church will be
reopened tomorrow evening at o'clock,
when the services will be conducted by
Rev. j. r. Hammond. Religious services
will be continued every Sabbath hereafter.
The members of the Knights of Labor Of
Eureka, will hold their next meeting on
Tuesday evening, Nov. %, at z o'clock at
Odd Fellows Hall. All Knights in good
standing are earnestly requested to at
tend.
It was reported that H.. Levy, the
popular manager of the dry goods house in
this town of Morris & Levy, had won
$4,000 in the Louisiana Lottery. The
truth of the matter is that Mr.. Levy
wishes that he had won that amount, but
has to be satisfied with the sum of Sl5.
While "Rin" Haworth was at his stable
last Wednesday evening he discovered that
the roof of the house which adjoins the
~extinguished the flames with a few buckets
of water. The blaze started from a defect
i've stovepipe.
Lives there a man with soul so dead,
who never to himself hath said,
"1ll pay before I go to bed, the debt L
owe the printer~ Yes, there are some we
know full well, who never such a tale
would tell, but they we fear, will so to
well, the place where there's no Winter.
The teams of A. Muir & Co., Charley
Broy, j. Donaldson, W. S. Haworth,. L..
Benson and Martin Marren were loaded at
the L. & r. railroad depot, with 81 tons of
machinery, and a large amount OF lumber
and merchandise on Thursday and yester-
day for Seligman.
Treasurer Hoadley will be at the Eu.
reka County Bank to might, and on next
Monday night until s o'clock to give those
wno have not paid their State and county
taxes for this year o chance to do so, be-
fore thew become delinquent and subject to
an addition Of ten per cent, which will be
added if not paid by Monday night, the
21st inst.
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